Hi again,
That's too bad. I guess it's surplus and can't last forever. It was truly a
bargain.
AB2TC - Knut
Scott Manthe-2 wrote
Unfortunately, I just tried to buy one and when I tried to add it to my
cart, the page tells me the item is no longer available.
73,
Scott, N9AA
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All,
In 22 hours, the 54th Annual Georgia QSO Party gets under way. The Georgia
QSO Party is routinely hailed as one of the country's best QSO parties! This
is the one time a year when all (or nearly all) 159 counties in Georgia will
be activated. If you are a county-hunter, looking for band
You can still experience the anticipation of tube warm-up time by using a
radio that has to boot up when you turn it on.
Al W6LX
...the radio returns to life, from
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On 11/04/2015 6:14 AM, Al Lorona alor...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
You can still experience the anticipation of tube warm-up time by using a
radio that has to boot up when you turn it on.
Al W6LX
...the radio returns to life, from
the dead.
I remember well back in the 70s doing sales meetings for audio salespeople,.,,
reminding them that when it comes to what brand/model of stereo amp
/ loudspeaker fill in the blank ,,,( transceivers ??) was purchased by
an ENTHUSIAST that WAS THE BEST ONE TO BUY,,,
what fool would by
Over over fifty years of hamming, I have used all of the famous older
rigs. In recent years I have rebuilt several of those classics - as the
nostalgia bug bites. I even had a Flex and a fancy computer to run it. I
have been running my K3 and assorted other K-Line toys for nearly three
years.
Agree, though mine took more like two hours this
morning (one hand is in a wrist brace just now) :-)
A very nice design and resistance is 49.5 ohms,
within 1% of spec.
Phil W7OX
On 4/10/15 10:23 AM, Brian - wrote:
I like the OHR 100w dummy load. It's a kit you can build in about an
hour.
I'm a little late (as usual), but after noticing an announcement for the
GAQ,P I couldn't resist. Our (NM) QSO party runs for 12 hours starting at
1400 UTC. You can find all the details at
http://www.newmexicoqsoparty.org/. The exchange is name and S/P/C for
out-of-state stations, county for NM
Obviously, there is no KX2.. But if there were a KX2, I'd like to see these
features in one (being a KX1 fan):
. More bands - 80, 60 (CW allowed on 60M channels), 40, 30, 20, 17,
15, 12, 10. The KX1 with the 3080 kit is 80/40/30/20M.
. 5 watts out using internal battery
Fifty-seven years here. Went through a 75A-1, 75A-4, KWM-1, TR-7 and my favorite
TS870SAT to name a few. Plus lots of homebrew. I've downsized to a K3, KPA500
and (temporarily) a KAT500 but kept my first RX, a BC342N, which is almost as
old as I am. I'm thinking about remodeling the shack too
Interesting wish list for a fantasy KX2, Jay.
But- I don't believe there is any way they could add all those additional
bands (with the filtering components required), plus higher output power on
internal batteries, plus an extended range auto-tuner and still fit within
the same size box.
Looks like this one has now been beaten into submission..
Interesting comments, but let's let this thread rest for now in order to relieve
other list readers from email overload. :-)
Thread closed.
73,
Eric
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In a message dated 4/10/2015 3:06:34 P.M. US
Thanks Don and Matt,
I was able to load everything I wanted except 60 meters into the
spreadsheet. 60 resulted in an illegal frequency warning that didn't
allow anything else until I removed the frequency.
I then manually loaded the freq's into the KX3 (which I absolutely
love!). Then I
I wonder if anyone has tried either N4PY's Pegasus program for controlling the
K3, or TRX-Manager? It seems many of the K3's menu items can be controlled from
within the programs. I have positive experience with N4PY for Icom radios, so
have a good idea of what to expect for the K3. TRX-Manager
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